The Allure Of The One Stroke Dragon Keisuke Teshima And The Art Of The allure of the one stroke dragon: keisuke teshima and the art of hitofude ryu for centuries, the japanese culture has regarded dragons as symbols of good fortune. most often representative of good health, prosperity and as a talisman against evil, throughout japan’s history dragons have been worshipped for their legendary power. In one stroke dragon, a dragon painted facing up is proud and symbolises ambition, while a downwards facing dragon is praying and acting as a guardian. after three years of practicing, keisuke teshima had his first debut as a one stroke dragon painter in 2014, holding his first solo exhibition in ginza.
The Allure Of The One Stroke Dragon Keisuke Teshima And The Art Of Keisuke teshima is an incredible traditional japanese artist. i was absolutely blessed to see his art first hand at safety harbor museum's east meets west ex. One man who knows the secret is japanese artist keisuke teshima, who has spent years studying the extraordinary one stroke dragon art tradition that emerged during japan’s edo era. the dragon is perhaps the most colorful and eye catching among all splendid mythological creatures. January 15 – august 27, 2017 keisuke teshima was born in 1975 in fukuoka, japan. he is one of only four artists in the world to master the “one stroke dragon” technique. he trained in traditional buddhist art techniques in 2003 and began studying the “one stroke dragon” style in 2011, while working as a craftsman restoring buddhist altars. honing his skills through daily devotion at. The one and only keisuke teshima has visited last year to ub for the one stroke dragon performance at 9th art gallery. modus studio is very delighted that do.
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